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"Prophecia Johannis Merlyon;" 102 lines

MS. Rawl. C. 813, fol. 88b

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Title

"Prophecia Johannis Merlyon;" 102 lines

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MS. Rawl. C. 813, fol. 88b

Summary

Beg. "Of all the mervels of Merlion, howe he makes his men / Take tende to his talking in talys wher he tellys / Howe a lyon shalbe baneshed and to Berwyke gone / By the roose and the ragged staffe, by frith and by fellys. / And a stoute kynde knight in stowre a bugle shall bloo," etc.

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Language

English

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Rawlinson Manuscripts

Rawlinson C: History, Theology

English Poems and Prophecies

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